I want to convert seconds such as 254565443 seconds to hours, minutes, and seconds and thought if I could remove the decimal and the numbers behind it and not change the number in front of the decimal then it would work.
dim seconds = 254565443
dim Hour
dim minute
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This is my function to goto a specific time in a movie or music, ... check it out..
'GOTO TIME IN MOVIE, or SONG.
Private Sub Button5_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button5.Click
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This is what I have so far.
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The first part (Label 1 + Timer 1) works fine and it counts seconds but I want it to count minutes and hours too.
im using ms visual studio 2005- vb.net (im a new beginner too)how can i convert decimal result into hour,minutes,seconds? i have degrees result --> i already convert to decimal --> now i need to convert the decimal into hours.i use this formula-degree into decimal (just a notes-im try use calculator)[code]
View 6 RepliesHow can use numericUpDown to set the Time (Hours : minutes : seconds).I want to use one numericUpDown.
View 1 RepliesI am writing a program and have run into an issue. The program requires a conversion of time (e.g. hours,minutes,seconds) to a hexadecimal value of no more than 4 bytes (e.g. FFFF). I have no idea how this is done. Can anyone point me to a tutorial or give a quick explanation. Sample code would be great as well.
View 2 RepliesI have three sets of labels, lbl_seconds, lbl_minutes and lbl_hours. These labels have the default value of 00:00 and I want the timer to change that for each label. I have googled this but I cannot seem to find any good info on it. Do I need three separate timers? I have also noticed that the timers have their own tick event handler. I guess it's in this that I need to change the value of the label. But I cannot figure out how to do just that.
View 2 RepliesI have 4 textboxes Hours, Minutes,Seconds,Milliseconds. When textboxes values are set the count down begins. So far everything works except the milliseconds
Timer1.Tick
Timer1.interval = 100
Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
Dim Vals3(3)
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I have made a new form on vb 2010. I need a small box which updates itself automatically to show the amount of years,months,days,hours,minutes and seconds from the 25/6/09. How would i do this in visual basic 2010?
View 3 RepliesWhat I need to do to make this code work for hours as well?[code]...
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View 2 RepliesI would like to calculate the difference between hours and minutes from one textbox and the hours and minutes from textbox two. What would be the best way to do this? I think DateTime would be the object to use, but wondered if anyone has any examples or better ways?
View 12 Repliesif i'm bring in numbers as seconds. How do I convert those into minutes and seconds.
For instance, I have these seconds:
15
34
55
68
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First of all I got app to convert Degrees, Minutes and Seconds to decimal. But now I need to get Decimal back to Degrees, Minutes and Seconds and I can't get it how to make it because I'm terrible with math formulas... Here is what I done so far:
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
TextBox4.Text = TextBox1.Text + (TextBox2.Text * 1 / 60) + (TextBox3.Text * 1 / 60 * 1 / 60)
End Sub
End Class
Textbox1 - Degrees
Textbox2 - Minutes
Textbox3 - Seconds
Textbox4 - DECIMAL RESULT
I'm trying to develop a windows form app which will take a screen shot every 30 seconds for about 45 minutes. After 45 minutes, the user will click Finish, and these screenshots will be uploaded to a database. I don't want anything that simulates a PrintScreen key press, because I don't want to alter the users clipboard. The second issue is, for users with multiple screens, I'd like to capture the entire screen image, not just from the primary screen. I'm using Visual Basic .NET 2005.
View 2 RepliesCan i show seconds and minutes to or just Milliseconds
=vb.net
Dim timer = Stopwatch.StartNew
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timer.ElapsedMilliseconds.ToString & " Milliseconds Elapsed During Scanning
i want to calculate the difference in hours and minutes between 4:35:20 PM and 7:25:34 PM? how am i able to do this is vb.net?
View 1 RepliesSearching about kernel32.dll and battery functions in it, I came across some interesting
Public BatteryLifeTime As System.UInt32
The full declaration is:
Private Declare Auto Function GetSystemPowerStatus Lib "kernel32.dll" ( _
ByRef lpSystemPowerStatus As SYSTEM_POWER_STATUS) _
As Integer
Private Structure SYSTEM_POWER_STATUS
Public BatteryLifeTime As System.UInt32
What I don't understand is, what measurement do the "BatteryLifeTime As System.UInt32" is in? I mean, is the Battery life Time in seconds or hours.. Or something else, so how can I convert it to something I can use..
I'm looking to format an output of a calculation into time using VB and it's driving me nuts does anyone have any ideas based on the function below?
Example Values
TotalMinutes = 90.5
Distance = 16
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I am using a stop watch to get the elapsed minutes and seconds which will then be displayed to user. How to I go about getting the elapsed time in the following format: 00:00
View 5 RepliesI am using the following code to display a timer. I have no use for the hours, is it possible to format the string to show only MM:SS? Me.lblTime.Text = String.Format("{0}:{1:d2}:{2:d2}", remainingTime.Hours, remainingTime.Minutes, remainingTime.Seconds)
View 5 RepliesPreviously I converted a string with year, month, day and minutes/seconds using
CDateTime(conYear, conMonth, conDay, conHour, conMinute, conSecond)
This code will no longer work in VB.net and I cannot figure out how to do this with 2005 VS. The string originally is something like "20100310142715" and should be broken down into year, month, day, hour, minute, second.
All I'm trying to do is get some VB.net code that works in SSRS 2005 to display 123465 as 34:17:45.This is what I've tried so far:
Public Shared Function secondsToString(seconds As int64) As String
Dim myTS As New TimeSpan(seconds * 10000000)
If seconds > 0 then
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I'm having a little problem on how to make a timer which include minutes and seconds. The design of the form goes like this:
View 4 RepliesI have intger that represent time, but are not time values. So I have a MIN as int = 5 and SEC as int = 25. And I want to subtract 30 from SEC.
In normal math I would get -5. But this is time, so my MIN should be 4 and SEC be 55. Is there a formula for this already?
I know it would be easier if I was using DateTime, but that is not a option. I'm locked into using integers.
in calculating interval between two Events in Seconds..
View 4 RepliesQuick question - if I have a timer set to 5000 (5 seconds) and the code in the timer takes longer than 5 seconds to run because of sql stuff, will the timer wait until the code is done till it fires again?
View 3 RepliesPublic Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim timeN As DateTime
Dim timeF As Date = #7/11/2009 12:43:20 PM#
Dim timeR As TimeSpan
timeN = DateAndTime.Now
timeR = ?????
End Sub
End Class
TimeN is system time. TimeF is a fixed date and time. All I need is the number of seconds between fixed and system(now) for timeR (and counting).
I want to convert e.g. 21/06/2009 15:30:00 to seconds or a decimal number. Just like PHP, which uses a reference date (01JAN1970)
View 4 RepliesI have an application where event driven events are already detected. Each time an even is detected I increment a counter.I would like to add the following functionality:
1.) I would like to create a time stamp each time an event is detected and store them in some kind of data structure.
2.) I would like to count how many events are being stored (or in essence count how many events have occurred in the past 10 seconds, not once but continuously).
3.) I would then like to discard of any events older than 10 seconds note events are interrupt driven and can occur more frequently than once a second, but updating my count of how many events have occurred in the past 10 seconds can be done as infrequently as say once a second.